Sign in to the console
Sign in to the console at app.openlatch.ai to define Autonomy Zones, write intent policies and read what your agents did.
Sign in
Section titled “Sign in”- Open
app.openlatch.ai. The sign-in page offers the methods your organization allows. - Sign in with one of them: your organization’s SAML single sign-on, a Google, Microsoft, GitHub, Apple or LinkedIn account, a magic link sent by email, a passkey, or an email address and password.
- If your account has two-factor authentication turned on, enter the code from your authenticator app.
The first time you sign in without an invitation, the console walks you through creating your organization. When a colleague invited you, the invitation link takes you to your organization directly.
Link the client to your account
Section titled “Link the client to your account”When openlatch init or openlatch system auth login needs a credential, it opens the console in your browser. Once you are signed in, the console creates an API key for the client and hands it back to the terminal, which stores it in the operating system’s keychain. If the hand-back fails, the page shows the key so that you can copy it into the terminal.
The sign-in pages
Section titled “The sign-in pages”| Page | What it is for |
|---|---|
/login | Sign in with any method your organization allows |
/register · /signup | Create an account, from an invitation or on your own; /signup leads to /register |
/forgot-password | Ask for a password reset link by email |
/reset-password | Choose a new password from the reset link |
/two-factor-verify | Enter the code from your authenticator app |
/change-password | Choose a new password when your account must change it before it continues |
/welcome | Create your organization after your first sign-in |
/cli-auth | The page the client opens to receive its API key |
/activate | A one-time setup screen a new OpenLatch site shows before its first organization exists. On app.openlatch.ai you never see it |